Northleaf Capital Partners

Buyouts features Northleaf's Shane Feeney discussing secondaries market trends, including deal flow, buyer selectivity, GP-led dynamics, and mid-market opportunities.

The first quarter brought volatility and uncertainty amid concerns about geopolitical tension, commodity prices, and potential AI disruption. Private credit saw a multi-year peak in redemption requests from retail-oriented structures, notably U.S. BDCs.

In Infrastructure Investor's Mid-Market Report, Northleaf's Paul Gill discusses how equipment-as-a-service models may create opportunities in mid-market infrastructure. The article considers asset-backed platforms' contract-supported cash flows, inflation protection and potential for value creation.

The global secondaries market has become a core pillar of private markets. Transaction volume exceeded $200 billion for the first time in 2025.

In Private Equity International's December 2025/January 2026 issue, Northleaf Managing Director Nadim Vasanji discusses opportunities from innovation in private markets, including secondaries in open-end private equity funds and diversified exposure in evergreen fund structures.

Northleaf Capital Partners debuted at number 268 in the PEI 300, Private Equity International's ranking of private equity firms. The ranking included 35 new firms that year.

Northleaf offers careers in private markets across private equity, private credit and infrastructure.

Northleaf's team works across 10 offices, sourcing and managing mid-market private equity, private credit and infrastructure investments.

Northleaf is a global private markets investment firm with more than 20 years of experience in mid-market private equity, private credit and infrastructure.

Northleaf lists contact locations in Toronto, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Menlo Park, Montreal, New York, Seoul and Tokyo.

Northleaf Capital Partners is a global private markets firm with $32B+ in commitments across mid-market private equity, private credit, infrastructure.